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] is on a park bench, telling a story that ] isn’t interested in, but he builds interest when Homer uses flashbacks (clips from previous episodes) to help him tell the story.
] is on a park bench a la Tom Hanks in '']'', telling a story that ] isn’t interested in, but he builds interest when Homer uses flashbacks (clips from previous episodes) to help him tell the story (but not before Chief Wiggum tells Homer that it's illegal in Springfield to impersonate a famous movie character, leading to the arrest of Moe and Dr. Hibbert ).
The family then arrives to take him to the Friars’ Club, where Homer is roasted by ] and other prominent citizens of ]. Among those roasting him are ] and ], ] and ], and, ] and ] in a ]-like act, and even ]. The roasters utilize more clips from previous episodes.
The family then arrives to take him to the Friars’ Club, where Homer is roasted by ] and other prominent citizens of ]. Among those roasting him are ] and ], ] and ], and, ] and ] in a ]-like act, and even ]. The roasters utilize more clips from previous episodes.
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The episode ends with a song, “They’ll Never Stop the Simpsons,” sung by ]. The song recounts additional past plots, possible future (and ridiculous) plots, and an apology for airing this episode as a clip show.
The episode ends with a song, “They’ll Never Stop the Simpsons,” sung by ]. The song recounts additional past plots, possible future (and ridiculous) plots, and an apology for airing this episode as a clip show.
==In Later Episodes==
However in 2008 one of the plots became true in the shape of ] .
*One of the crazy future plots for ''The Simpsons'' shows Patty and Selma getting married to Grampa Simpson. Patty would (almost) get married (albeit to a man impersonating a woman) in the season 16 episode, "]" while Selma would almost marry Grampa Simpson in the season 18 episode, "]".
The couch is a slot machine that shows Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa in the windows. Maggie, however, is replaced by lucky number 7 as a jackpot siren is heard and a pile of gold coins spill out
Homer is on a park bench a la Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump, telling a story that Chief Wiggum isn’t interested in, but he builds interest when Homer uses flashbacks (clips from previous episodes) to help him tell the story (but not before Chief Wiggum tells Homer that it's illegal in Springfield to impersonate a famous movie character, leading to the arrest of Moe and Dr. Hibbert ).
Soon, Kang and Kodos arrive at the roast and declare that humans are stupid, as demonstrated by more clips. However, when they probe Maggie's mind (via more clips), they find something on Earth that makes it worth sparing: celebrities.
The episode ends with a song, “They’ll Never Stop the Simpsons,” sung by Dan Castellaneta. The song recounts additional past plots, possible future (and ridiculous) plots, and an apology for airing this episode as a clip show.
In Later Episodes
One of the crazy future plots for The Simpsons shows Patty and Selma getting married to Grampa Simpson. Patty would (almost) get married (albeit to a man impersonating a woman) in the season 16 episode, "There's Something About Marrying" while Selma would almost marry Grampa Simpson in the season 18 episode, "Rome-old and Juli-eh".
During the opening act, Moe impersonates Austin Powers and Dr. Hibbert impersonates Darth Vader. Both are arrested because of an ordinance that banned impersonations of movie characters, although Homer is not arrested for his impersonation of Forrest Gump.
At the beginning of the clip show song, there is a picture of Homer jumping the shark, which is a term that describes when a television show has reached its peak and is now declining in quality or has done something to cause a sudden decline in quality. The term is a reference to an episode of Happy Days in which Fonzie literally jumped a shark.
Agnes Skinner wears the same dress that Jennifer Lopez wore to the Grammy Awards in 2000.
